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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-23
ANGER BROTHERS.
~haII Ia0 OH STT1a sue scVcTa OISand dOlen on La
dies and Childrns Hosiery, Mitt~ and Gloves in our
lSip|y and Glove Department.

Il offer them at prices during this week very much less
han their market value the object being to close ont scy
cral lots that have just been received as specials
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Condemned Locals.

Officer Howell this morning found dead infant
in the alley between I'd, Sd, and streets south
west.
Last night about $50 o'clock dense smoke
poured out OF the vault In front Of the Equitable
building, No. 1908 street northwest, and Officer
hathaway telephoned TO No Engine Company.
IL was subsequently, aScertafned that some one
had thrown a lighted match into the furnace, In
which quantity OF paper had accumulated.
The grand jury to-day reported TO Judge Mer-
nick, In the Criminal Court an Indictment against
George Anderson for the enlightenment of SIS from
Charles Early. Anderson Is under arrest IN New
York.
W. B. Gurley has been appointed foreman OF the
grand jury. j. II. Morarity has been excused as a
member OF the grand jury
Charles Laughltn, colored, who keeps an eating
saloon at No. 20 FentOn street northwest, was be-
fore the Police Court to-day charged with selling
liquor without q license. Several witnesses teSti-
He'd that they had purchased beer at the place and
flne OF $50 and costs was imposed.
VIM. Dimes, Il c0lored butcher, was before the
Police Court to-day on a charge or carrying con-
ceaed weapon5-h1S butcher knives in his pocket
lie pleaded guilty, and Was fined SO or 60 days.
Funeral services over the remains OF Rev. W. b.
Evans who died at his residence In this city the
10th inst, will DE held at the Metropolitan Nj. E.
church Friday 1T pm.
The Governors Greys, OF Iowa, were received by
the President In the East Room Of the White
House at o'clock yesterday afternoon. Later
they had drill In front OF the Arlington Hotel.
AT meeting or the Virginia Republican ASSOcia-
tion last night resolutions were adopted endorsing
the address recently promulgated by the Virginia
State executive committee, and accepting Gen.
William Malone as 1.-THE true leader OF the re-
publican party OF Virginia ---
To-day b. b. Wells, by Mr.. l. Williamson filed
q Dill against the District OF Columbia and r s.
Wharton TO restrain the sale OF certain lots fer
assessments &C., and rule was issued
10 show cause returnabie on the 18th Tue COM
plainant claims title to several lots and asserts
that he now finds that the collector has adver-
Used them for sale. ..r1 ~-.-7,
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE,

DiEDMoNT AIR LINE,
Il Schedule in effect september 9Th, 1887.
ordonsviiie Chsrlo,tesv,ie Lynchburg and stations
between Alexandra and Lyllclburg. Blue ,hldss
SPRINGS Allegheny springs Bristol knoaNiie, h,oms:
Sssn. M MonigSey S saa o nsw ori"nA
11:24 A Mast Mail Daily for Warrenton, Char
lottesye. Gordonsyille, Stations Ches one Route
tween Lynchburg and Danville Greensboro. Raleigh
Charlotte, Atlanta, Birmingham montgomery. rev
Orleans Texas and California Iulimsn sIesper New
Atlanta to New Orleans and Mann Boudoir Sleepee0
for Birmingham. Nicksburs ana shreveport SOLD
trains Washington 70 Atlanta Does not connecs fof
2:33 p. M.NDaiiy except sunday for Manassas
StrssSurg and intermediate Stations. Connects 9
kyer5on with :,s X ius niy for %.s, o.
Gordonsvile Charlottesville, LOUISVILLE. Cincinnati
and Summer resorts and Lane Of Ches and Ohio
ton To- Louisville also for Lynch6urg Bristol Chsfts-
Points Through Pullman slsspsrs wsahinston :
II 100 2. M.~southern Express Daily for LynchbuR
DsnviIle Raleigh, Asheylle. Charlotte ColumbkA
Assn nSsS:i a.ntf fuan ssss: w.
Gontsomery 70 New Orleans. Pullman Slsepsm w.
inFrsn 20 on WssSsns.o and oSc Division ,.v wA
iae Ssls s .irixs Round H HIP az. ma fS
isS p .na sssfyt Sunday arriving waahiaoa
Through trims from the south via, charlettA D,o.
sSSs s. ,o:s s. s1S S:aS Z, O. :sa
furnished bagTs9e checked once 800 Rsnnsy-
E.i.os1 Sss :ns fz9
So General Passong0r AGonk
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ASo2SeSsssk-OAso
Arrangements are in active progress for the visit
OF large delegations by the Grand Army Posts Of
the District TO st. Louis for the purpose OF attend
Ing the twenty-flrst national encampment, which
VIII begin on Wednesday. II is expected that be-
tween one hundred and nifty and two hundred
Grand Army men will 60 from this city. A large
representation from the Department OF Virginia
Will join the District delegation at Charlottesville
The delegates viii leave here Saturday afternoon,
reaching St. Louis Monday morning. On Tuesday
there will be grand parade and wednesday the
sessions OF the camp begin. An attractive pro-
gram has been arranged for the entertainment and
reception OF the delegates, which includes excur-
sionS, Illumination OF the city, &C. The following
are the representatives to the encampment
from the Department OF the Potomac: VIM. 8.
Odel, Jno. P. Church, and Edw. j. Russell; alter
mates ]; c. s. Burger, n. T. Anderson, and Chas.
X. Douglass The following are entitled to seats
ana Intend TO go: Department Commander jerome
Is Burke, senior Vice Commander n. Emmett Urell,
medical Director Florence DOnohue, Assistant Ad-
Jutant-GeneralS. E. Faunce, Past Department Com
manders Benz. F. Hawkes., Chas. c. Royce, VIM.
Gibson, Saml s. Burdett, Newton NJ. Brooks and
d. s. Alexander. The headquarters Of the District
delegation In st. Louis will be at the Hotel Bar
mum.
The delegates to the encampment are pledged to
endeavOr TO secure the election OF DR.. Florence
Donohue to the position OF surgeon-general OF the
Grand Army.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anpusements Tonight.

AmuSements Tonight
NEW NATIONAL THEATER--Thatcher, Primrose
& Vests Ministries.
ALBACGH's OPERA HoUsE-"Rene."
HARRIS ByoU THEATER--Wilbur Opera Com
pany.
kERSANs THEATER.-MaTinelu and Big -Four
Vaudeville.
PANORAMA BUILDrSG.-Battle OF Bull Run.
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500 A MONTH
FOR AN INVESTMENT OF ONLY s32O.

The undersigned has . limited amount Of Treasury
Stock Of THE CARSON RIVER DREDGING COM
PANY, on which the officers think they will be able to
pay 10 PER CENT MONTH. to commence before
January l. This would make a very handsome invest
ment and will pan out' follows:
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National Guard Notes.

A FLANBEAU CLUB FORMED LAST EVENING TO TAKE
PART IN THE SHEPHERD DES0NsTRAT1ON.
The following were elected active members of
Logan Camp Guard company D, fourth battalion,
last night: Antonio Bregazzi, S. E Hardwick,
Frank L. Thompson, j. +. BrOdigan, Geo. IL.
BurneStOn, Isaac Z. BurneSton. VIM. II. Daniels,
and Daniel s. Lewis. A Flalnbeau club was Or
ganHed by the members OF the camp last night,
and It's services will be rendered 10 the executive
committee on the reception OF ex-Gov. Shepherd.
The COrcoran Cadets drilled at 18th and EStreetS
and the National FencfbleS in front Of the Airing
ton Hotel last night.
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The Stock Is Registered at AMERICAN LOAN AND
TRUST CO., and Listed on the CONSOLIDATED EX-
CHANGE.
The Company owns TWO CLAIMS on the Carson
River, 40 acres. containing QUICKSILVER aud BULL
loN from BONANZA MILLS. Competent experts
claim that over $40 1000, 600 can be reclaimed.
The above offer at $500 per share will hold good
until the Both Of this month,
Send orders with New York Drafts Post Office Order
or Registered Letter to
W. 8 CHAMBERLAIN, AGENT,
sSOtuth,s2w lilo Broadway, New York CITY
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ings OF the Committee of One Hundred at their last
meeting. Mr.. Larner, from the committee on
streets, &c, reported as follows:
I'VE desire to place record our condemnation of
practice which hss prevailed with the authorities of
should be prevented future by the passage Of
law that VIII ireven its occurrence. wegllde TO the
improvements of street avenue 10 some other
which the appropriation Was obtailled several in
stances could be cited by your committee where the
This contains very grave charge against the
present Commissioners and their predecessors but
Il totally without a basis OF fact 20 warrant IT,
virtually II IS charged that an appropriation made
by Congress 10 pave \ street. for example has
been diverted at the caprice OF the Commissioners
and the money has been expended upon street.
walch was not appropriated for. such action on
the part of the Commissioners would not only be
highly reprehensible but, IL Accomplished would
Involve equally grave derelictlon OF duty on the
part OF the accounting officers of the L. s. Treas
ury, including the First Controller. / deny that
any sucn practice has ever prevailed: moreover /
say that IL never has been done in single Instance
and that IL could be done without Involving al!
the Offcers above named. The Committee Of One
hundred have miSapprehended the FACTS The
SOhinisSloners are annually confronted with APP
pncatlons Tor improvements upon streets and ave
nucs largely In excess or their resources out OF
million and a half asked for by citizens the Com
mlSStonerS conclude that 100000 can be awaited
OF out OF prospective revenues schedule is nre-
pared and sent 10 Congress embracing improve
ments ON certain-named streets at an expenditure
vi tne laet-nained SUM- Congress- without Speci-
lying any street 10 De omitted from the schedule
appruprlateS only $50, OOO and the Commission
ers must again weed out their designs, and again
omit some much-needed Improvement Possibly
they exclude b street and use all the money on A.
and the property owners on can only complain
vi me commissioners Judgment, and should not
InaleaSance- The Committee or One Hundred be-
lore adopting such a stupid report should have
aeeneo the warning OF some OF their MEMBERS and
VI the Immortal Crockett: BE sure you're right,
then go ahead" Ex-COMNIsSIoNER
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EsesAv,ss Arr. Din p! Snz1na

Engfavine on metal and wood Nonogramsandcvs0
ing. seal engrsyins IA sutts brancbea Bookh(ndss
d1es- Soap dies aud stoel sfasxp cutting RuhknP
Otamps tor marking and Al kinds of ssanp6nG nn&aQ
Cold or silver bullion enbroidsring kGwAl3as ed ri
k1nds 81 lodg0 pARpheEpallA Uk1n
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the "a hours commencing at .. m.
For the District OF Columbia, Virginia, West
Virginia, Maryland Delaware New Jersey, and
Eastern Pennsylvania, cooler, threatening weather,
with rain, light TO fresh winds becoming northerly
and fresh 10 brisk along the coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

BASE BALL-The Washingtons dropped another
game 10 the ChicagoS yesterday, by the score OF
Sprague, who pitched for the Chicagos, was ODiv
nit Tor y. The statesmen made ) errors and the
CMcagos Other games resulted as follows: De.
trolt, y; Philadelphia, exhibition game). New
YORK, .: P1ttsburg, o. Indianapolis, /; Bostons.
u Athletic, 4; Brooklyn, 4. Baltimore IL:
hetropontan, 8: Cincinnati Is: st. Louis, 3.
Louisville, 10; Cleveland, 2. "
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ELpHoszo Youxes Go.
ARE OFFERING:
CRASSBERRIEs-Elegant Cape Cod Berries. large
ASPAkAGUS-New-P Pack Colossal In square packages
ana extra tender tips in round packages
BEEF TONGUES-Extra large Sugar Cured, fresh
from the the smoke house twice q week
EDAN CHEESE-Direct from the New York Import
- ers First arrival Of these goods this season.
foiAIO ChlPS-Finest in the world. Fresh and
~ crisp from the oven every other day.
MANDHElING JAVA COFFEE-A genuine article
roasted fresh twice day. The most delicious
OLD GOVT JAVA COFFEE-Aso q genuine article
OF highest grade, roasted fresh once . day Very
rich and mellow in the cup Price not quite SO
high as the Mendheling
SILVER KING FLOUR-Admitted by all who try il to
be the whitest, richest and sweetest nour ever
offered In Washington
TABLE OIL-Absolutely Pure Olive Oil Of q very
superior quality. Another large invoice Just in
-, ana price greatly reduced
FRENCH PEAS-Ihis seasons pack and importation
,x, just IN Very nne in flavor, sweet and tender
CdAMPiGNONS-Also new goods, very fine in flavor
and perfect in form. These goods certainly
very desirable, and the price exceedingly mod
crate.
ELPHONZO YOUNGs COMPANY,
sl9 42s 9th st, bet. and e SITS.
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III. ID. BAnn 4Fs
IMPORTER AND TAILOR ~
l has tho honor 70 inform you that his NEW ooonD
l have Just arrived.
Mr. BAttA lersopsly It's al garpeuts A h3oe>
| tAbliahment,
1 AAll fenlaxylvania svsuuA
4 mhll Maah1usftoa nQ
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W. ii. HoUoHroN & Co. offer '3em" Body Brus-
sells, Csc; one set Walnut Dining Chairs formerly
s14.5O each, for Sill each, only six. Our line OF
carpets and Wall Papers are Of the best makes
AID at the lowest prices. See our Parlor suits and
IfugS all kinds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

Best stock OF Fancy Leather Goods and Trav-
cling Goods at ToPHAMS 1921 pa ave. n.W.4
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Penneylvani0 Coke. Immediate deliv-
cry. A; r. Williams. 615 7th ST., and New Jersey
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BABRx, a sure cure for s'Inalarta;" purely vege-
table, containing no quinine-
GRAND OPENING at Hutehinsons wednesday and
Thursday, September 21st and I'D. See advt
sons, AS 10Th ST. NV. CornS, 25c.; hands, SOC.
FINE PORTRAITS Kets kemethy, HOO Pa ave
FUssELLs ICK-CREAM.
WHILE waiting glasses repaired. Hempler, Az.
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ssRoyai GluC'' mends 'em.-Bo.ton varieti

Those who are fond Of good CUP of coffee will
ind First Prize Brand Condensed Milk lust what
4
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INSTANTANEOUS AIT OF NEVER FORGETTING.
Spectal Notices
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INCREASED ATTENDANCE THIS YEAR As CoNPA



WITH LAST.
From Informal reports which have been received
from the various public school districts and from
the observations Superintendent Powell has been
able to make in his round of visits, he Is OF the
opinion that the attendance year is very much
larger than last year. large number OF the
schools in all the districts are crowded This is
particularly the case in schools of the upper grades
especially the seventh and eighth Mr. Grain the
supervising principal Of the first district states
that the schools in his district are well attended
and many OF them crowded. This is specially the
case Win TIE schools in the Dentson building. Mr.
stuart, OF the third division, told STAR reporter
TINS morning that although additional school
rooms were provided for this year still the schools
ID MS district were largely attended and In some
have reported In q similar way.
CHARGED WITH RoBBING HER BoARDER-Mrs
Henrietta Schieman, who lives at No sos F street
southwest. was in the dock at the Police Court TO-
day on d charge OF stealing Sos from the room OF
ffedefick Warther a young man who boarded in
her house Warther testified that Monday MORN
Ing when ne LEFT his room he LETT sos in his trunk
When ne returned in the afternoon he found that
nus trunk had been broken open and the money
TAKEN de at once told Mrs. Schieman about his
loss, ana she seemed very much surprised. She
said she thought her money had probably heen
stolen alsO and that when her husband came
home she would have him break her trunk open
She said that II would have been impossible for
stranger to have stolen the money. H. H. Berg
mann testified that on Monday or Tuesday the
Defendant paid him 500 on a loan. She said that
She mad been robbed and did not want the bal
ance OF her money stolen. Detective Wheeler
testified that he served a search warrant at Mrs.
Scniemans house She told him that she had had
fl3o stolen from a trunk. In the trunk witness
money bank he found $50 and In an envelope some
small bills She denied knowing ANYTHING about
Warther's money. The case was sent to the grand
jury; bonds $500.
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CITY ITEMS.

DON'T forget that First Prize Brand Condensed
MIX Is absolutely pure. Every can warranted /
school Trunks OF best quality and moderate
prices at Topham's Mandatory, 1881 Pa avenue
n W
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DEATH OF AN OLD CTTrzEN.-Mr. Iynatius Atltn
son, an old resident OF East Washington died YES
terday at The home OF his daughter, ITO 4th street
southeast, aged seyenty-Six years The fiecease a
was native or Maryland, but came here when
anl.e young man. and for long time was en-
established himself In business as grocer nj 1nt
and streets southeast, but four years ago he was
forced by the innrmities OF age TO retire His
FUNERAL will take place Tomorrow afternoon rrOm
the residence Of his daughter ITO 4th street
southeast. 0'
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WALL PAPER and Window shades r ". Hen
lprsOn e Co 1ll3 z ST ID
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Horse Blankets and Carriage Robes at price
that are guaranteed, at
ToPHAN's, 1921 Pa ave- n W.
Every household should be supplied with First
Prize Brand Condensed Milk. Superior to all
other.
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Affair. in West Warrington.

NOTES.-The. Laskey OF the Washington auue.
duct office, IS away on his leave OF absence.-The
Thirty second street saloon keepers and the N
day afternoon at olympic Park, which was won
by the M-street nine by score OF % to Ii.
GRAIN observation-disclosures Kitty Ann arrived,
from Alexandria, with 500 bushels OF wheat for
j. q. and j. NJ Waters.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature, Il; condition, So;
north connection SO; condition at south connec-
tion SO; distributing reservoir, temperature, IL;
cOnd1tion at 1nf1uent gate-hOuSe, &c. condition at
efiuent gate-house, &c. High tide In the river To-
day at IL IA a. m. low tide at 6:19 p. IN.
At the Philadelphia republican city convention
yesterday VIM. r. Leeds was nominated for
sheriff. Other nominations were made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

Drink the stQueen Of Beers,,
II you want to save doctors bills The health OF
your entire family Will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, 12O6 d street northwest.
rs cents per dozen. 6m
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BRINGING HIS BODY HoNE--Col. NJ d. BAN. who
dled recently on the steamer AncOn while en- route
run AIasa 10 Seattle, Washington Territory, was
q native OF Fairfax County, Va. He served IN tie
confederate army. and after the war edited the
trgntn Senfnet OF Alexandria Col Ball was
appointed collector OF customs for Alaska nv Pres
ldent Hayes AT the time OF his death he held the
position OF district attorney In Alaska. HIS re-
mains are en- route TO this city for intermenr. HIS
widow accompanies them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-22

A DECREE OF DI vORCE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Judge Merrick, IN the Equity Court made de-
cree OF divorce In the case or Mary A. Walker
against JAS. Ii. Walker. They were married Octo
Der j, 1875, at Christ church, East Washington.
ana sue charges that prior 10 his deserving her in
Nay, 1880 ne Jailed TO provide for her. would leave
ner fvr weeks at a time, and ill-treaied her She
Is given the right TO resume her maiden name OF
CiScle. Va
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EDUCATIONAL,

V1HR CEDARs-A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
bar s. pupils ciassifed september 90 and SO. sups-
Ss xs IN Mss ns. s H1''s and
Washington, d. C. sep3-3m
= Professor Of italian method of Singing and Voice
cn,tSTe Applications for lessons e. e,slos. I'm
T1O ST NV. MRS ). L MoGEE's SCHOOL
Al1V 9th year, Will reopen September 81.
French and Drawing By the best mas.era ss2-lm.
M ISIS EVA MILLS WILL RESUME INsTRCC.
Nl ton in vocal music September l0th.S
Young ladies prepared for church and concert.
s3-1m' 1226 Massachusetts, ave.
nERMAN-AMERICAN ACADEMY. e24 g st. NV
OReopens Monday, September . Pupils viii acquire
ere prepared for the High school. Latin, French
Drswing Vocal and instrumental Music. Night school
for adults on Tuesday Thursday and riday. Send for
catalogue HUGO KUERSCHNER. Principal
1TARYLAND AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE-RE-
M organzed for specialinstruction in Asrculturea
theMechanicArts Scholarships offered In every county
Full literary and scientific course Location College
Station and Q. Railroad 80 miles from Baltimore,
For catalogues address A CHAMBLIss Secretary OF
Faculty. Agricultural College, Md au24-lm
A RI SCHOOL-MRS. NJ. Il. PIXIES STUDIO is
"A now ut 1880 Pierce Place, formerly, where she
will be pleased to meet her classes as usual sew
IMMERSION INSTITUTE.
~ 914 l4th at, bet. and Sta,
Begins its thirty-si1t year MONDAY. SEPT. 10.
Prepares for Harvard Yale, Princeton. Johns Hop
sins and other colleges and for the Sci
au23-1m CHAS B. YOUNG. Principal.
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A Double Marriage.

A Double Marriage
TWO ANXIOUS COUPLES HAVE THE NUPTIAL KNOT TIED
IN THE CRIMINAL COURT ROOM.
Shortly after 10 o'clock this morning there en-
tered the clerks Office at the courthouse c0l0red
couple, the man about six feet Two inches in
height and as thin as lath, and the woman stout
~ and strongly built attired in white and asked for
marriage license and minister. The license
was issued in the name Of John Henry Cromwell,
OF Muirkirk, and Jane Matilda starr, of Seabrook,
Prince Georges County, Md. Some OF the Da1li1S
volunteered to send for q minister, and as mes
J. Howardof zion Baptist church, south wash
teen minutes"
ANOTHER COUPLE APPEARS.
While they were waiting another colored couple
appeared, giving the names Of Thornton Ambrose
and Jennie Massey, both of Falls Church, Va. Mr..
Ambrose wore suit Of black and carried a small
hand-satchel. When he had paid the fee and OBJ
tatned the license his bride helped him to arrange
ats s collar ana neckte which he changed sae was
hat with flowers. The messenger was as good as
his word for in eight minutes the furniture wagon
stopped in front or the Lincoln monument and the
munster was introduced to the two couples In
the clerks office.
THE DOUBLE CEREMONY PERFORMED.
Marshal Wilson's consent was obtained to open
the Criminal Court room. and the audience soon
sembled. The messenger, MIR. Hollohan and Mr..
Edwards. bailin. occupied the bench, and the
bailins and employees, several police officers and q
couple OF sailors ranged themselves In the seats.
The Prince Georges couple first appeared, and the
marriage ceremony was performed, the ministertn
his prayer hoping that they might live as Isaac
and Rebekah, and be dut1ful and fruitful" The
ceremony was equally as 1mpressively performed
In the case OF MIR. Ambrose and Miss Massey. Ger
tihcates were given TO the newly made wives and
the couples departed.
JNO. F. TUCKRR's FUNERAL.-The funeral OF the
late JnO. F. Tucker, Of Capitol HILL took place this
morning at 10 o'clock from ST. Peters Church.
where solemn requiem mass was celebrated by
Father Sullivan. The floral tributes, which nlled q
carriage We're from the Washington Conservatory
OF Music, Mrs. Jno. F. Ellis, ana others. The re-
mains were inferred in Mt Ollvet, and the pail
bearers were RObt. E. Smith, Harry Ellis Frank
Repetti, j. l. Shaw, Julian Boiseau, and A. R
SeareS.
A DESERTED W1FE's BILL FOR DIvoRCE.-Yester-
day Mr.. I. c. Taylor, for Henrietta A. Fertney,
filed a bill for divorce from Cornelius Fertney.
They were married December 4, 1869, by Rev. P D.
Gurley, and lived together seven months, when,
al a oh had nca rod ,a~